arrestable
- adjective
- /əˈrɛstəbl/
- Specialized
- Doctors considered the condition arrestable if treated in its early stages.
Examples
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Engineers worked quickly to ensure the malfunction was arrestable before causing further damage.
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Is the bleeding arrestable with pressure?
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The spread of the disease was still arrestable with immediate medical intervention.
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The fire was arrestable with immediate action.
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The spread of the disease was still arrestable with immediate medical intervention.
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Doctors considered the condition arrestable if treated in its early stages.
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Engineers worked quickly to ensure the malfunction was arrestable before causing further damage.
Synonyms
Can be made to end
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Arrestable comes from the word arrest, which originally meant 'to stop' and is related to the simple word rest. So when something is arrestable in medicine or engineering, it means it can be stopped or brought under control.